Source: Aberdeen Daily Journal, 13th April 1908
The A Team at Huntly.
Aberdeen sent a fairly strong team of their reserves to Huntly on Saturday, when a pleasant game was played. Ritchie, who has had to stand down from the team for a considerable time owing to influenza, signalised his reappearance by scoring four out of the six goals which were put on. The home side showed a marked improvement in play from the last visit, and they only require to meet good teams to draw out what is in them. They have a pair of good backs, who only require more experience to shine, but their halves are like most country teams, bang the ball away at any cost, without trying to feed their forwards. The forwards were clever individually, but slack at goal. They managed to beat, Mutch once, and were delighted at the result. Another game or two of a similar nature would do the Strathhogie lads a world of good in the.way of improving their play.Source: Bon-Accord, 16th April 1908